Reference this guide to add cameras to the NVR. Please follow the steps below to view Foscam and Amcrest brand cameras on Amcrest Web UI: See the steps below for further information on setting up your cameras to your NVR and additional resources. For more information about our Amcrest NVRs, please refer to our website. The Amcrest Web UI and Amcrest Surveillance Pro require Foscam and Amcrest cameras to be connected to an Amcrest NVR. Add IP cameras to Digital Watchdog (DW) Spectrum Software.View IP cameras on Digital Watchdog (DW) Spectrum Software (IP cameras must be setup and configured on a PC beforehand).Set up Multiview on Security Spy Software.
Add IP Cameras to Security Spy Software.Please refer to the third-party support team for further assistance with connecting to their application. However, most will use the RTSP URL or through the API. Third party apps can vary drastically in their process to connect cameras. Most NAS systems are compatible with FTP (File Transfer Protocol) which is used to share, download and upload data within the dedicated application rather than an Internet browser.
NAS (Network Attached Storage) is another way to save and store data especially when viewing multiple cameras. Amcrest Cloud service only requires a paid account to view Foscam and Amcrest brand cameras. The NVR must then be accessed through Surveillance Pro and/or Web UI. To view different brand of cameras on Amcrest Surveillance Pro and Web UI, they must first be setup to any Amcrest NVR. Amcrest and Foscam brand cameras can be viewed simultaneously using third party software, apps and NAS including, but not limited to Blue Iris, Security Spy, Digital Watchdog, Zoneminder, zmNinja, Live Cams Pro, Tiny Cam, Synology, and QNAP.Īlternatively, Foscam and Amcrest brand cameras can be viewed through Amcrest softwares like Amcrest Surveillance Pro, Amcrest Web UI and Amcrest Cloud.
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